I'm totally stumped I know I have converted Rar files to Zip but I can't
remember what I did.
I use Winrar corporate, perhaps I need WinZip to do this? Thanks Steven.
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Hello Steven,
I'm also using the winrar corporate edition, but I don't think the
conversion is done with winrar itself.
Just extract the rar file with winrar and then, select the extracted
file and via the applications menu, use the send to, folder to
compress it to a zip file. It says something
Hello John,
I am not sure if my previous message got to the list. Here is the
information i sent about accessing attachments in Outlook 2007.
When focus is on a message with an attachment just press the application key
followed by the letter H. Focus will move to the attachments list. Use
I have created some playlist in a folder. I want to put these playlist on a cd
using windows media player. I am using XP and the latest windows media player,
how do I do this?
thank you
Kathy
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Hello,
If memory serves me right. Go into the folder of songs, select all the songs
you'd like to put onto the cd, press the applications key, enter on add to
windows media player list. A song will begin playing, just do CTRL S to
stop it, tab down to the burn button space bar on that, tab to
here is one way to do this by no means I am not a authority.
open the list of songs and cut them to the clip board now go to the drive
you have the cd to burn your product now cut them to that drive and windows
player will open up and now hit burn button. I am sure some folks will have
more
Thank's it works fine. Steve.
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From: Van Der Walt Riana rivanderw...@justice.gov.za
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2009 4:53 AM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] converting rar files to zip
Hello Steven,
I'm also using the winrar corporate
Hi All,
Lately, I'm noticing that each time I turn off my computer, when I revisit a
particular website where I've been recently, and I press v for visited
link, I am told no more visited links. I'm using the latest version of
JAWS 10 and OE 6. Hope someone can help because this is extremely
Hello,
Try putting a place marker on the location by using CTRL shift K
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Hi Everyone,
I am seriously looking at buying a new netbook with Windows 7 this fall. I want
to only run Jaws and Office 2007 Professional on this machine.
I am not concerned about a particular brand, I just want to know if anyone has
experienced Jaws on one of these small computers. If so,
I was wondering if there is a website that I could go to with helping me with
definitions for example, combo box vs a combo edit field, radio button vs a
button?
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I seem to remember a tool built into HJPad. Open the Tools menu, open the
Sample dialogues submenu, then I think it's called tree view sample. This
shows you all the Windows elements, including controls, and once an item is
selected in the tree tabbing to the read only edit field will read the
open the browser, tools menu, Internet options, general tab menu. Tab
down to delete history on exit, un check that box, apply, ok, and your done.
At 03:02 PM 8/19/2009, you wrote:
Hi All,
Lately, I'm noticing that each time I turn off my computer, when I
revisit a particular website where
make sure its not working. open the browser and bring up a web page,
before it comes in all the way. Hit the escape key and see if it stops.
If that stops, then your problem is with the mail layout and not the key.
At 08:41 PM 8/18/2009, you wrote:
Hi I was always able to push escape button to
Hi Tim,
I followed your directions, but I cannot find delete history on exit. I
don't know what I'm doing wrong. Thanks.
Jo
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From: tim z200...@gmail.com
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Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2009 6:46 PM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] How to
I'm lost Chris, can you provide any other directions?
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They're not just JAWS terms. they're Windows terms. Now, choose Run
HJPad from the programs submenu, j for JAWS, and then arrow to your
JAWS version of choice (submenu), then up-arrow to Run HJPad and press
enter. Look in Tools there. .
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From: Kimsan
Thanks.
Jaws terms, windows terms, I've always confused those two but lets see
what I can find with this set of instructions.
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No need for confusion. The terms you asked about are terms that
everybody, including users of other or no screen readers, also use.
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From: Kimsan ksong8...@msn.com
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2009 2:34 AM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users]
Hi,
Here is an easy test for that questionable escape key.
You can use JawsKeyboardHelp by pressing the keystroke Jawskey plus numrow1
and then press the escape key to find out its function.
Jaws will tell you what that key, and most other keystrokes is supposed to
do. and if you hear nothing the
Flor. I don't have that sub menu, the one that says run hj pad. I'm using
xp. Hmmm. a mystery. marilyn
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Hi,
Here's a link from the Freedom Scientific web site describing controls which
have to do with the Internet, maybe it'll help a bit in other situations.
This address is rather long so what usually works with Jaws is to arrow to
the right on the link until you get beyond the two slashes in the
John I was unable to get it.
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When I'm reading a book from Bookshare on my computer I have set Punctuation to
None. I don't want to hear it during dialog. However, I still hear exclaim,
for exclamation marks and Dot Dot Dot, when an ellipsis occurs to sho
hesitation.
I am using the latest Jaws professional with Word 7 on
Victoria, have you tried setting the punctuation in the jaws configuration
manager?
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Hi Kimsan,
The problem is probably that the link was split by your email program.
Copy it to the clipboard and paste it into Notepad and remove any carriage
returns or line breaks and paste the result into your browser's open
location dialog (control plus l works in both Firefox and Internet
Hi Vicky,
I believe if you turn it off in the jaws config manager it will not affect
hearing punctuation while typing.
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Hi Victoria,
You will need to use the Configuration Manager for this as follows since the
Exclaim: is on by default, even with Punctuation set to none.
You do this from within the application you wish to change punctuation for.
I don't know what program you are reading in but if (when you open
Hi Victoria and others,
I was completely wrong about the punctuation thinking that all meant it was
on for all situations, even if that's not what I said.
So are the exclaims surrounded by spaces or in some other way are they
written differently than what you would expect?
It may make a difference
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